Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

medium, 9]Zc; selected l2c extra light, l5c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9TH.
FLoUR-The high price of Wheat necessarily
gives the Flour market strong and buoyant
tone. Best Family, 81 S515 05 p Dbl; Bakers
extra, 81 20 to 81 80: superfne, s. to S. 80;
WHEAT-There are no offerings from the in
terror, and no spot lots of extra are obtainable,
so that shippers have little opportunity to pur-
chase, were they so disposed. For standard
quality the range is 81 6719ta1 70 D ctl. Milling
parcels of choice quality bring 81 727z@1 20 2
ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Spot. seasons storage paid-5Oo tons, 81 70;
Buyer v - season-2oO tons, 81 7s1z; Coo, 81 7914
leo. 81 1871: LOO, 81 so; 800, 81 81
Buyer 1SS7-2O0 tons, 81 %; 400, 81 9214; 100,
81 s23s; 800, 81 SO; 800, 81 9314.
May 900 tons, 81 u; LOO 81 ~; 400 81 rs;
500, 81 ISL.
June-100 tons, 81 so.
Juy-500 tons, 81 rs.
Seller 1Ss7-400 tons, 81 691f; 200, 81 SOS; 100,
81 500; 2OO 81 20; 1900, 81 7014; 100, 81 1919
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-1oO tons, 81 500; 100, 81 sos;
Seller iSS7-2oO tons, 81 7Ol4; 200, 81 7OsS q ctl
BARLEY-Business is not very brisk, though
prices are held in steady position. Feed of the
Few sellers are disposed to trade below the
higher figure, but the views of buyers hardly
reach the price. In Brewing descriptions there
is an improved feeling, without any marked in
crease in the volume OF trade. From 81 ID to
81 20 q ctl viii represent the range of the mar
ket.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNINe SESSION.
Buyer season-2OO tons. 81 1925; $500, 81 1O14;
Buyer 1SS7-1OO tons, 81 Il; 500. 81 I71I
Seller 1SS7-200 tons, 81 OF; 400, 81 035s; 800,
81 0354 . ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller 1ss7-24O tons, 81 III; 500, 81 11sz;
800, 81 1l1S: S0O 81 1l54; 100, 81 l17s.
Buyer 1SS7-lo0 tons, 81 H.
Seller lsS7-1do TONS 81 oi34; 100, 81 047s; 500,
81 05.
oAT5-There is pretty good demand for all
grades, and movement is good. Prices show
increased strength. Wequote as follows: No.
Feed 81 65@1 20; No. 2, 81 50@1 60; Milling
81 70@1 rs; Surprise, 81 700 so; Black, 81 400
so: Nebraska, 81 40 q ell.
CORN-The advance in railroad freights will
check outside consignments and the market is
tirmer at higher figures in consequence. We
quote as follows: California, large Yellow, 81 05
al OH: small Yellow ST 1901 10; White. 81 10
al 10 p ctl. Nebraska is quotable at 81 o5 2
ctl.
sEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown, SO
s: Yellow, 81 SO az Is {; ctl; Canary, 215@234c;
Hemp, Sta4c; Rape, 11zG2c; Timothy, 5@6c;
Alfalfa, 715@9c: Flax 81 p ctl.
POTATOES-Freight rates from Salt Lake are
higher and no further supplies are expected
from that direction for the present. Unless
more liberal shipments be received from Or
egon it would seem that prices generally must
go higher. We quote as follows: New s. to
81 80; River Reds, 81 7091 70; Early Rose, 81 80
al 70: Peerless 81 1922 Tomales 81 SOAP;
Petaluma 81 7511 so; Burbank Seedlings. 81 70
az 2O Jersey Blues. 81 25@l 65: Oregon Garnet
Chile, 81 5091 So; Humboldt Kidney, 81 1902;
do Peachblows, 81 5e@2:. do Red, 81 1902;
Salt Lake 81 50,G1 65 3 ctl.
ONIONS-For strictly choice lots higher fig
ures are obtainable. Quotable at 81 5OG3 % q
ctl for fair to choice. Cut Onions, 75c@Sl 10
2 ctl.
BEANS-A slow market is expected for short
time, as there is net likely to be any overland
movement, and the outlook for increased local
5O Butter, 81 60@2 Pink, 81 40@1 80; Red,
81 4O0l so; Lima, 81 1902 %: Pea, 81 7OtG1 so:
Small White. 81 1901 so p ell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !, 100 boxes of Aspara-
gus arrived to-day. Low prices enabled dealers
to work off stock. OF course, there was the
usual limited amount of fancy product that
sold above quotations. Green Peas were in
large supply this morning, the receipts footing
by reduced rates. Rhubarb continues to come
in freely, and it viii not be long before this
article sells by the box. We quote: Asparagus,
50ce1Sl p bx 2: Rhubarb, Sale = b; Egg Plant.
35@lOc = ID; Cucumbers, 75c@s1 so Z dozen :;
Mushrooms, Se01215c q ID Green Peppers, 200
25e 2 fb Green Peas, 29zG319c for common, and
315d5c 2 b FOR sweet Tomatoes 81 25G11 so 2
boz String Beans, 15@17c q fb; Artiehokes, ieG1
15c q dozen; Carrots. S5@l50c p ctl; T1r1irE,
25a50s 2 ctl; Beets, 75etdS1 2 sack; Parsnipg,
50G75c 3 I'll CaulihOweT, 75c0S1 . dozen
0sbpsgs. Il S541 80 = gu Garlic, 2@3c g h;
Celerg. 50i960o > dozen Dry Peppers, Sd1Cc !;
Dry 0kra, 15@2oe 3 b.
FRUIT-0ranges are scarce and dearer, over
500 lbs of Strawberries arrived to-day, selling
at S0940c z bskt and 81 . q drawer. We quote:
Apples 50cAlS1 for common. and 81 25G2 90 Il
box for good to choice; Mexican LINES sloG12
= bx; California Lines, S9easl % q box; Lemons,
Sicily, toes so do California, SI@1 so for
C ,mmon, S2G2 so for choice; Oranges, California,
S2G3 a box for common. and 80 50G5 80 q
box for Navel; Tahiti Oranges, So 50@15 e NJ;
Bananas, e. sega 50 = buncn; Fineapples, si@6
p dozen.
BUTTER-Stocks arc large and the situation
continues favorable for buyers. Receipts have
been liberal for week Hhile the demand has
not been setiye or urgent, so concessions were
easily attainable. Fairly good product from the
Southern coast sold as low as l5c, while select
lots from near bay points would not bring over
lSc, except under special circumstances. The
demand is not general enough to keep the mar
ket free of surplus. Wequote Fancy, 1s@l9c
good to choice, l6e7I7c; fair, l4Gl5c; mixed lots
IO@i2c19 hrkip, l6@l7c Tor fancy, iS@lIc for
fair to good. and lee9l2e { b for poor.
CHEESE-Market still shows weakness, there
being more than enough to meet ordinary wants.
Quotable at le@1le q 10 for fair 10 choice and
S9p9e for poor quality
EGGS More steadiness in prices noted. Quot
able at 169l719c q dozen.
POULTRY = Live Turkeys = Gobblers, 2O@
DC; Hens. 20G2Ie; dressed Turkeys, 20G21e;
Boosters. e5G5 so Ior old, and sSalo for young
Hens, S617 Broilers, S6s6S; Ducks, fS@10 =
dozen Geese, 1912 80 2 pair.
GAME-There are not enough Ducks coming
forward 10 justify further quotations. and figures
are therefore discontinued. We quote: Rabbits,
81: Hare, SOL 70 q dozen.
WOOL-During the week just passed, while
rates on wool TO Boston were 621Sc all good lots
arriving were quickly taken by the shippers
IN Cot
could no logger pack with assurance of having
their wool received on DO ird by the railroad
people. there was not bag of uusold spring clip
OF new growth On hand. he new rates fSs 20 10
Boston on WOOL having gone into effect, there
viii be pause in wool matters because shippers
will be slow 70 do railroad business ON the new
basis. 1t is not 10 be expected, therefore, that
much, If any, activity will prevail for the next
few days Wool men. as a rule, believe that the
rates named cannot last, as there are too many
other outlets for shipment The railroad peo-
pie know that such outlets exist and they are
not likely to allow SO large u trade IS the wool
trade to siip out of their hands. The difference
between 621l e 100 rs and So 20 = 100 ms is too
great 10 be maintained any length of time.
There sre few better business men than railroad
people, and they viii doubtless be Just as eager
as shippers in adjusting matters to general salts
faetion. A little time only IS necessary to ar
range details Growers must not be scared or
disheartened. and sacrifice their product, be-
cause of talk about heavy freight charges.
Possibly. in less than a couple of weeks. mat
tiers viii wear quite different aspect. We
quote IS follows;
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, 2 fh.-13614c
Good short spring, seedy, Z Io--..---.-....l5td17
Choice short spring. free, = fh-........--.17@l9
Good years spring, free 2 ib..-.-.--.-.----.15sl6
Fair years spring seedy, f.-..-.-.-.--.-..i4115
Poor years spring. seedy and bury = ID .120slS
FRESH MFATs-There is an easier feeling in
Beef more because of q lessened demand than
ANYTHING else. Mutton Is lower, ard Lamb is
declining III price. Following are the rates for
whole carcssSes from giaughterefs 10 dealers
Beef-First quality, SIC; second quality. re;
third ozality &c 2 b. Yeal-Large. IA Sc.
small, F6sc ? n. Muttnn-Q 7otable 81 7d7tSc =
D. Lamb u. Rings, 7aSc SPRING, HG121ac =